Revenue of $8.5 million, up 78.7% from $4.8 million during the first nine months of 2012

Modified EBITDA of $191,900 compared to $(95,700) for the first three quarters of 2012

On a consolidated basis, for the first nine months of 2013, the Company reported record revenue of $8,497,600, with a modified EBITDA, including non-controlling interest, of $191,900, compared to consolidated revenues of $4,752,900 and a modified EBITDA of ($95,700) for the same period 2012. “Management is very pleased to have sustained our record growth in both our service and technology divisions and reported positive earnings despite continuing to invest in our Paragon technology,” stated John Combs, CEO of Strategic Environmental & Energy Resources. “Our industrial cleaning segments, REGS and Tactical, increased their combined revenue to approximately $5.95 million for the first nine months of 2013 up from $3.75 million for the same period 2012; and our technology division, MV, reported revenues of just over $2.5 million for the first nine months of 2013 compared to less than $1.0 million for the same period 2012.”

Mike Cardillo, President of REGS, said, “We expect this level of revenue at REGS and Tactical to continue for at least the next two quarters based on current demand for our services and foreseeable customer project projections.”

The Company’s affiliate, Paragon Waste Solutions, recently received a second order and a placement-fee deposit for the installation of its large, 2,000 lbs per cycle medical waste destruction unit implementing its patent-pending, waste treatment technology, CoronaLux™. The unit is expected to be delivered to the customer the first quarter 2014. “This marks a milestone in the Company’s go-to-market plan and culminates three years of hard work by everybody in the Company,” said Combs. “Further, this corroborates one of our revenue models for Paragon: leverage centralized collection programs by partnering with existing waste treatment providers, and license, as opposed to sell, our technology for an on-going revenue stream. In addition to this model, we are continuing our discussions with both large and smaller-scale hospitals and clinics with the objective of placing our technology on site in order to save the customer tremendous transportation, collection and incineration or landfill costs while reducing their carbon footprint and preventing the creation of tons of harmful gasses.”

In response to increasing customer interest and international inquiries, the Company has commenced an aggressive manufacturing program and has multiple units being built to fulfill current and anticipated demand in several vertical markets. In addition to the medical waste opportunities, the Company also expects to soon deploy a Paragon CoronaLux™ system into the refinery market to demonstrate the technology as the cleanest, safest and most cost-effective method for complete destruction of harmful volatile organic compounds (VOC) and minimize or eliminate the constant need for replacing expensive activated carbon; a product that only captures (as opposed to eliminating) VOC and then needs to be landfilled or destroyed as a hazardous waste. Once demonstrated, the Company intends to market the technology by leveraging its existing and long-established refinery customers developed over almost two decades of service work in the down-stream petroleum industry.

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